Seguin, United States (Local)
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A fire crew from McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department tackles a portion of a large brush fire that consumed several acres and threatened some homes on Thursday, Aug. 2, 2018 between Interstate 10 and U.S. Highway 90 near Jahns and Old Ilka Roads. Felicia Frazar - Seguin Gazette
Persistent heat and dry conditions prompted Guadalupe County to implement a burn ban.
Spending plan approval process lasts majority of 12-hour-long regular meeting
Social media users have raised alarms over the inclusion of 1.2 million voters on Texas' “suspense list," claiming it shows efforts to tamper with the November midterms.
By: Dalondo Moultrie
An areal photo shows the 9/11 Memorial while it was a work in progress. Courtesy photo - Special to the Seguin Gazette
Guadalupe County deputies returned a convicted human smuggler to Seguin last week following his August 2026 guilty plea.
By: Dalondo Moultrie
Members of the Seguin Police Department’s honor guard salute the American flag before raising it on Thursday. morning during the 9/11 ceremony at the Seguin Police Department. Felicia Frazar - The Seguin Gazette
By: Dalondo Moultrie
Retired Lt. Gen. Brad Webb (left) and Ret. Lt. Gen. Tome Walters share their memories from Sept. 11, 2001 and the days after. Courtesy photo - Special to the Seguin Gazette
Two and a half decades later and the memories come back instantly in some weird sort of total recall.
File photo by Sarah Scott taken at a local prayer service after Sept. 11, 2001
